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This book proclaims that the Bible is the true Word of God. He is the creator and we are his children. He has prepared Heaven for his children to spend eternity. The text explains assurance that you can enter Heaven. What about our pets– will they go to Heaven, too?
When Dennis and Margo Callen lost their dear cat Buffy, they suffered the painful anguish of losing someone they loved. When Reverend Callen was grieving for his loss, he received comfort from the scriptures. He realized others needed that same comfort all over the world. This book is the result of the revelations he received. God doesn't lose anything. Death is an enemy. Our pets are waiting for us in heaven. Bible scriptures will prove this to be true.
Reveals how pets fit into the afterlife, offering comfort for bereaved pet owners while sharing uplifting tales about pets who continue their relationship with their human companions after death.
According to the US Humane Society statistics for 2011 there almost 80000000 dogs owned in the United States as well as 86 million cats. And that doesn't include everything from ferrets to horses. We love our pets spending tens of billions of dollars on them every year. But as much as we love them many of us wonder whether or not our pets will go to Heaven? One ABC poll indicated that over 40% of pet owners believed pets do go to Heaven. But how do they know? This short booklet is written by a former skeptic and provides some surprising answers.
So, what happens when your pet dies? Is there any chance that you will ever see them again? In this little book of about 30,000 words, I give some surprising answers. Who would know best if pets go to heaven than God? Does God say anything about pets or any other animal having eternal life?The answer lies in the Word of God, which is in the Bible. Not many scriptures speak directly about this question concerning animals, but there are some. More importantly, the Bible explains how God's plan for humanity will also affect animals. If we understand this, then we can better understand what happens when we die or our pet dies.This book will shed new light on the subject and I believe you will enjoy reading it. I have included several stories of pets that I have had over the years, from dogs, cats, raccoons, pigs, squirrels and others. I believe young and old alike will love reading about each unique animal and will be able to see and understand that every animal, just as every person, is special. A pet is special to us, but to God they are even more special, because He created them and He knows everyone, even the ones humans never see.
Biblical Evidence That Animals Really Do Go To Heaven. If you have pets or are grieving the loss of a pet then you must read this book. We love our pets and they love us. They become part of the family and it is painful when we have to say goodbye, however, you will be comforted to know that they are not gone forever as many people would believe. Inside this book you will get a glimpse of what heaven will be like and you will see that God loves and cares for his animals and there is indeed a place for them in heaven. In this book you will learn that animals are innocent and are not in need of salvation and that it was never our Heavenly Father' desire that we or his animals would suffer death. The pets that we had to say goodbye to are alive in heaven right now in their spiritual bodies and we will see them again if we accept Jesus as our Savior. Your Pet Is Not Gone Forever. I know how hard it is to lose a pet. I've had the pleasure of caring for many pets throughout my life and I am grief stricken every time one of them passes away. Dealing with the loss of a pet is difficult, especially when you've been taught as a child and led to believe throughout the years by misinformed people such as parents, family, and friends that they are gone forever and that you'll never see them again. After losing my Black Lab back in December 2009 and then my Golden Retriever in 2011 I decided to find out for myself what the Bible had to say about the subject. What I found out was very comforting and I know you will be comforted too when you read this book.
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Have you ever shed tears at the earthly death of a beloved dog? Have you ever wondered if you’d be with your furry friend or friends again? Have you ever dared to look in the Scriptures to find anything at all that might tell you unmistakably that your beloved dog’s journey ends safely in heaven? The reassurance you are looking for is found in God’s Word and is brought out in this book. Even though the Bible is meant to lay out the plan for human redemption, there are countless Scriptures that clearly and directly provide a peace that floods your soul, giving you peace and comfort. In this wonderfully reassuring book, complete with many photos, it shows us that there is actually a great deal of easily found information telling us that our dog friends will be waiting for us in heaven. There are many Bible teachers that concur, but if you want to hear it straight from God’s Word to give you an overwhelming, confident peace to your spirit, then this book can give you that confidence. It can help you change your good-bye forever to “until heaven then, my friend, when I see you again.”
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Shards: Fragments of Mind presents a collection of aphorisms, epigrams, terse journal entries, notes, short vignettes, and pity statements, as well as longer segments, such as unpublished papers, blog posts, and essays meant to enlighten the reader and inspire the ability to think; none of these minutes are meant to be exhaustive, although no linear organization enforces itself on the text comprehensive themes will be discovered through comparable reading. Each entry stands alone and is presented in no particular order. I cover topics as varied as Extra Terrestrials and Christianity, cell phones, and Just War Criteria. The reader may start at any point from beginning to end or randomly, and various and sundry topics will begin to take shape in a comprehensive whole. The numbering system in this book is an attempt to impose some logical order and easy reference on an otherwise fragmented text. However, this is not unlike the way students learn through the online medium when looking up relevant subjects in short informational bursts proceeding in rapid-fire succession. I take as my literary examples the writing of Pascal in Pensées and Nietzsche’s Twilight of the Idols. Although I don’t pretend to be as sublime as they were, I do use their format as a template for this book.
